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09 May 2011
Soundtrack of '90s
A time capsule for an era. This is all what you can get from the '90s. With names like Soundgarden, Chris Cornell, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Mother Love Bone, Mudhoney and Screaming Trees, it's a compilation of Seattle finest at the time (sans Nirvana). This is a soundtrack that stood stronger than the film itself.
09 May 2011
Simple DVD
Simple DVD you can't expect any easter eggs or other feature (doesn't even have subtitle and chapter). It's easily a video record from old time that being reformatted as DVD.
But this DVD told the most information of Pearl Jam through their words (by interview), around the time they're making Yield (5th album). Mark Pellington (you heard his name from Pearl Jam's Jeremy video) composed a good collage and images from a studio session. I even think that clip like In Hiding in this video would be standout to be used as music video.
Cameron Crowe sit behind the desk as producer of this first ever Pearl Jam video.
09 May 2011
Pearl Jam artefact with cheap price.
By the time this record released, people probably wondering what kind of talents filled in. Brad, Hovercraft, Supergroove and the others might be "strange" for some points. But today, this record hold special place, especially for any Pearl Jam fans. Not only that Pearl Jam submitted two tracks in this record (Hard to Imagine and Who You Are), but there are many Pearl Jam related stuff. This was released by Loosegroove records, label that Stone Gossard (Pearl Jam guitarist) own. Brad is Pearl Jam spin-off, and you'll remember Hovercraft as formerly Mrs. Vedder's band.